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On the day she turned 12 weeks old, she started being very cranky at the breast, and that night just screaming and refusing it! Only wanted the bottle! I would occasionally give her the bottle, but I would most of the time she was breast-fed and bottle had a preemie size nipple.
I noticed my milk supply dropped suddenly too? I would usually bump after feeding in the morning 5 ounces, now suddenly down to two.

Please give advise as I really want to continue breastfeeding… but also I feel like I have to hive bottle too after i pump so she’s full because I don’t think she gets enough food just breast-feeding

I eventually want to stop pumping altogether and just breast-feed…

I have a little bit of fear of my baby having UTI and I will not even know it?? is that possible? Has anyone experienced it?

My 11 week old started randomly crying at night. She never really cried at night as soon as she’s fussing I would feed her and she would be back asleep. But one night she would cry out a lot for no apparent reason. Did anybody else experience this? She probably cried from 1 AM to 7 AM and she would sleep and then start crying . What could be the reason? I understand it could be gas pain, but I’m pretty sure she had gas pain before, and she never cried.

My baby was recently diagnosed, I started noticing symptoms at 2 weeks and then at 4-6 weeks she started being loud, not much stridor, mainly snorting. Not always either. Her breathing occasionally would be labored but NOT when she was in deep sleep, she also occasionally had chocking episodes when milk would come up with burbs. All these symptoms have now improved. Barely ever choking.

My question is, will this diagnosis really impact her life? Especially when she becomes ill?

I read many stories of how some kids cough is very pronounced, some snore, some have stridor return. Even once they all get older.

What was your experience for those who had mild to moderate diagnosis.

Just wanted to see how many hours in 24 hours a 10-12 week old should be sleeping? Is sleeping more than 17 hours in 24 hours concerning at all?

Posted earlier about my 2.5 month old with mild laryngomalacia… got an update from my doc saying it’s most likely moderate laryngomalacia and referred us to ENT.
Her symtoms are; snorty breathing, no strider really… sometimes chocking and coughing, a little bit of labored breathing… though not always, when she’s in her deep peaceful sleep her breathing is good.

I noticed her symptoms right away, as soon as she was born, her breathing was really really fast though they thought it was just amniotic fluid.. but as we went by, I noticed her breathing was still quite fast… starting around six weeks I noticed symptoms of laryngomalacia

Please share your experience, and if your baby had moderate laryngomalacia, by when did they out grow it?

Also worried about her not to aspirate since she throws us and chokes.

Does anyone else experience this? My 10 weeks old, some days just sleeps all day and wakes up for feedings and goes right back to sleep, next day eats all day. This pattern I have noticed every week for the past couple 3 or so weeks.
There is like no normal sleep/eat pattern… It’s all over the place.
Yesterday and today she’s sleeping all night and all day, prior to that, she ate a ton. Same pattern happened last week.

Please tell me that’s Normal and what you have experienced.

(One day I’ll probably look back and wished I didn’t worry so much)

My two month old was just diagnosed with mild Laryngomalacia. Doctor said she’ll outgrow it. Anywhere I’m reading it says they’ll outgrow it by 24 months? That’s a long time!

Anyone experience this? By when do they outgrow it?

Was your child’s breathing loud? What did it sound like?

My baby is so loud and unsettled when sleeping. During the day is worse than at night, but when do they finally start sleeping calmly?

Any tips for day time sleeping? She’s always squirming and grunting and just so not calm!!! Also, as soon as I lay her down she’s up.

She also makes like snorting sounds with breathing, especially when she’s on her back, when I change position for her, it seems to calm down. Anyone else bay does that?

Sister and I live close to each other and in between the two of us. We have a bunch of kids. It’s amazing living next to your sister but feel like every time my kids go to her house. They get sick and bring it home.!